Word: blinded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Father] was hiding in a clump of bushes . . . much as if he were in a duck blind. . . . Every few minutes he would rise slowly on his knees and, bringing his eyes just above the tops of the plants, peer slyly down the road...
...though Phil Murray and his largest member union differed in detail, they were agreed on the main point. Summed up slender, serious Victor Reuther, U.A.W. resolutions chairman: "I do not believe that labor should make a blind date...
...many airmen, the Administration's postwar air-commerce policy seems to be flying blind, while the crew sits in the cabin amiably discussing meaningless generalities. Last week the U.S. public learned that the Chief Pilot was sitting back there...
...blind windows of its houses stared down on death. Death's silence hung over the white city. The silence was broken by the rattle of rifle firing. General Mark Clark's Fifth Army probed the city's fringes, cleaning out Nazi snipers, rolled more boldly over the rubble of Naples' streets. From thousands of hiding places the Neapolitans dashed out to meet them...
...went through the advanced schools-Infantry, General Staff, War College. He played tennis and ping-pong, developed a taste for fishing in the Rockies and Puget Sound. In 1924 he married blonde Maurine Doran of Muncie, Ind. Mrs. Clark has confessed publicly that she met her husband "on a blind date" in Washington. There are two children: Ann, 17, who attends a high-school sculpture class in the national capital; and Will, 18, a plebe at West Point...